“Or something” in Japanese
Short answer
Or something in Japanese is “なり” (nari). Full meaning: or something, for instance ... (though there are other suitable options); ... or ...; as soon as, right after.
Other ways to say “Or something” in Japanese
とか
toka and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ...
ならふ
naroo or something, for instance ... (though there are other suitable options); ... or ...; as soon as, right after
とやら
toyara ... or something (like that), ... or whatever, so-called ..., a certain ...
かなにか
kananika or something
とか何とか
tokanantoka or something, or something like that, or words to that effect; something or other
等
tou et cetera, etc., and the like, and so forth; or something; the likes of
ナリ
nari or something, for instance ... (though there are other suitable options); ... or ...; as soon as, right after
トガ
toga and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ...
ドガ
doga and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ...
ドカ
doka and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ...
ドカッ
doka and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ...
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